🔑 Men's Accessories: Orbitkey Active Rubber Key Organizer - Optimize Your Search! Review

I bought similar key organizers (but made of metal) for men in the house during the holidays. They were great, but I didn't want the extra weight of the metal. then I found it! Lightweight, hard cases, scratchy buttons in a soft, attractive (and quiet) organizer! I was worried it wouldn't hold the keys securely and they would fall out. no problem! I've been using it for several weeks and still love it! GREAT!

In use for about a week and I'm very happy with my purchase PROS: - Neatly organized keys - Saves space - Durable - Great material (doesn't attract dirt or lint) - Quiet (No more jingling keys! ) - Suitable for keychains CONS - The watch face dangles a bit in my purse, but that's not a big deal as I can easily put it on - I only have standard sized keys, so I'd like to be able to get the Orbitkey in one shorter length.

When I first heard about Orbitkey 2.0 on gadget websites, I immediately looked to Revain. Although I was a bit surprised by the high price, I bought two to see how they fared. I must say that I am very satisfied with the quality of these items. If you look at my pictures you will see that I included 6 keys of different shapes and sizes. The keys stay in the Orbitkey quite well, and the key holder can be easily tightened with a coin. Orbitkey eliminates that annoying ringing. Even if the screw…

I had never seen a product like this until Amazon suggested it to me. Apparently they noticed that I had two new addresses and maybe they knew that this could lead to a key problem. I was offered a more expensive leather model and settled on this one. The rubber doesn't feel good or premium but in the climate I'm currently in I'm hoping it will be durable and long lasting. I've had to play around with the pouf a bit and am finding it quite difficult to get just one of the keys I need from the 5

As mentioned, Orbitkey overprices the rubber key holder; However, they designed it well. The hardware pieces are well made and have a smart ratchet lock on the post that tightens every 180 degrees to keep keys/components in place. However, I still found the keys to be a bit loose, not because of the Orbitkey's design, but because the hole in my keys/flash drive was too big and they were misaligned on the stand. Attached are a few photos of the modification I made to the keys and drive which…